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United Airlines charges soldier coming home from Afghanistan $200 for overweight bag
The bag was carrying his Kevlar vest, boots and two helmets.
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Former police sergeant pleads guilty to stealing from disabled veterans
Glenn Pearson was a Department of Veterans Affairs fiduciary for eight disabled veterans and managed funds on their behalf.
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Disabled vets would get free airport parking under proposal in Louisiana
Disabled veterans would get free parking for up to 10 days at airports in Louisiana under a bill making its way through the Louisiana legislature, according to The Advocate.
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VA warns that scammers are trying to take advantage of Choice Program users
Scammers are targeting veterans who misdial the area code for the Veterans Choice program hotline.
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Donations to Wounded Warrior Project drop by $70 million
The organization released their financial records from the 2016 fiscal year.
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Russian fighter jet and Navy surveillance aircraft have close encounter
It’s not unusual for the U.S. Navy to ‘operate ships and aircraft in the Black Sea consistent with international law,’ a Navy spokesperson said.
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Mark Cuban invests in veteran-run business that sells saffron from Afghanistan
The three veterans walked away from ABC’s ‘Shark Tank’ with a deal from the billionaire.
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National Guard pilot, medic honored for Afghanistan medevac mission
A National Guard medic and a pilot have been honored for their actions on a daring medevac mission in Afghanistan, where they quickly extracted wounded warriors and a dog while nearby friendly forces engaged enemy in a firefight.
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Fraternity brothers raise money to set up scholarship fund for friend killed in Iraq
1st Lt. Weston Lee was killed by an IED while on patrol near Mosul last week.
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Ingalls launches America-class amphibious assault warship 13 weeks ahead of schedule
The vessel successfully launched on Monday at Huntington Ingalls Industries shipyard in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
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United Airlines charges soldier coming home from Afghanistan $200 for overweight bag
The bag was carrying his Kevlar vest, boots and two helmets.
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Former police sergeant pleads guilty to stealing from disabled veterans
Glenn Pearson was a Department of Veterans Affairs fiduciary for eight disabled veterans and managed funds on their behalf.
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Disabled vets would get free airport parking under proposal in Louisiana
Disabled veterans would get free parking for up to 10 days at airports in Louisiana under a bill making its way through the Louisiana legislature, according to The Advocate.
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VA warns that scammers are trying to take advantage of Choice Program users
Scammers are targeting veterans who misdial the area code for the Veterans Choice program hotline.
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Donations to Wounded Warrior Project drop by $70 million
The organization released their financial records from the 2016 fiscal year.
-
Russian fighter jet and Navy surveillance aircraft have close encounter
It’s not unusual for the U.S. Navy to ‘operate ships and aircraft in the Black Sea consistent with international law,’ a Navy spokesperson said.
-
Mark Cuban invests in veteran-run business that sells saffron from Afghanistan
The three veterans walked away from ABC’s ‘Shark Tank’ with a deal from the billionaire.
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National Guard pilot, medic honored for Afghanistan medevac mission
A National Guard medic and a pilot have been honored for their actions on a daring medevac mission in Afghanistan, where they quickly extracted wounded warriors and a dog while nearby friendly forces engaged enemy in a firefight.
-
Fraternity brothers raise money to set up scholarship fund for friend killed in Iraq
1st Lt. Weston Lee was killed by an IED while on patrol near Mosul last week.
-
Ingalls launches America-class amphibious assault warship 13 weeks ahead of schedule
The vessel successfully launched on Monday at Huntington Ingalls Industries shipyard in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
-
United Airlines charges soldier coming home from Afghanistan $200 for overweight bag
The bag was carrying his Kevlar vest, boots and two helmets.
-
Former police sergeant pleads guilty to stealing from disabled veterans
Glenn Pearson was a Department of Veterans Affairs fiduciary for eight disabled veterans and managed funds on their behalf.
-
Disabled vets would get free airport parking under proposal in Louisiana
Disabled veterans would get free parking for up to 10 days at airports in Louisiana under a bill making its way through the Louisiana legislature, according to The Advocate.
-
VA warns that scammers are trying to take advantage of Choice Program users
Scammers are targeting veterans who misdial the area code for the Veterans Choice program hotline.
-
Donations to Wounded Warrior Project drop by $70 million
The organization released their financial records from the 2016 fiscal year.
-
Russian fighter jet and Navy surveillance aircraft have close encounter
It’s not unusual for the U.S. Navy to ‘operate ships and aircraft in the Black Sea consistent with international law,’ a Navy spokesperson said.
-
Mark Cuban invests in veteran-run business that sells saffron from Afghanistan
The three veterans walked away from ABC’s ‘Shark Tank’ with a deal from the billionaire.
-
National Guard pilot, medic honored for Afghanistan medevac mission
A National Guard medic and a pilot have been honored for their actions on a daring medevac mission in Afghanistan, where they quickly extracted wounded warriors and a dog while nearby friendly forces engaged enemy in a firefight.
-
Fraternity brothers raise money to set up scholarship fund for friend killed in Iraq
1st Lt. Weston Lee was killed by an IED while on patrol near Mosul last week.
-
Ingalls launches America-class amphibious assault warship 13 weeks ahead of schedule
The vessel successfully launched on Monday at Huntington Ingalls Industries shipyard in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
